Erythrodermic psoriasis
#1
This is what the dermatologist diagnosed me with. I'm just learning about psoriasis so have not asked the doctor many questions, mostly just listened.

So, I've read this:

"Once the erythrodermic psoriasis flare passes, the psoriasis usually reverts to the way it looked before the flare".

Does that mean that it is a type of flare up as in I "had" erythrodermic psoriasis but could now have plague psoriasis or is it once diagnosed with erythrodermic, that's your diagnosis? I've had problems with infections (3 rounds of antibiotics but I think that was because it flared pretty bad right as I was getting diagnosed so things had got a bit out of control.) Right now, although still very red, it isn't that bright fiery red that it was.
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#2
Sorry I don't know much about it myself, it is mentioned here with links to images if it helps. [thread=56]

*Some of the images are probably best for adult eyes only.
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#3
It's the part where it says it affects most of the skin on the body that makes me wonder. Although I have quite a few patches, it definitely isn't "most" of my skin affected.
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#4
(Tue-19-08-2014, 19:22 PM)Kat Wrote: It's the part where it says it affects most of the skin on the body that makes me wonder. Although I have quite a few patches, it definitely isn't "most" of my skin affected.

Just done a search and Mdgal mentioned it here [post=10679] she hasn't been on-line for a few weeks, but it could be worth sending here a PM to see if she has more info for you.
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#5
Thanks Fred, I'll do that. I also plan on asking for more details from my dermatologist next visit.
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